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Why while running the program I am getting object not callable

Answer You are getting this because when you are calling the name() method but the program (python compiler) thinks that you are calling the name attribute of that object. To prevent that from happening this just use a different name for every methods, attributes and variables.

df.explode() function not working in python

I am facing a weird issue, I have a column name ‘window’ in a data frame and it has a list of values i.e., [3,9,45,78]. I am trying to explode this column using df.explode(‘window’) but this is doing no job. datatype of ‘window’ column is object. I have checked my pandas version it is – 1.3.4 dataframe example Answer Remember

Overflow – reader is not reading fast enough PyAudio

I’m currently trying to build a voice assistant with Python when I ran into a problem. I’m using porcupine/picovoice for wakeword detection and then I call a function that recognizes everything I say as soon as I call it. This is the function: If i just call the function alone, it works perfectly fine, recognizes what I say and then

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘app’ fastapi docker

when i used docker-compose up -d ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘app’ the folders in Fastapi framework: fastapi app -main.py Dockerfile docker-compose Answer Your work directory is /app and the main.py file is already there. So you don’t need to call app.main module. Just call main.py script directly in CMD.

Python – Beautiful Soup – extract text between and

HTML content I have a webpage to parse. The HTML code is in the figure. I need to extract the price, which is simple text: This is the only “price” class on the page. So I call the find() method: The cost is None. I have tried .next_sibling function and .text functions. But as find() returns None, I have an

Check if key-value combinations can be found in Python dict

I am looking for a function found_in_color_dict() which tells me if a certain key-value combination can be found in color_dict. The function returns True or False, respectively. Based on the example I would expect the following results: I can only think of complex approaches to solve this problem. But I guess there might be an easy way to solve it,

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